Security Alternatives

Similar projects and alternatives to security

Elm

198 7,447 5.4 Haskell security VS Elm

Compiler for Elm, a functional language for reliable webapps.
bad_actor_poc

12 322 0.0 Rust security VS bad_actor_poc
InfluxDB

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lazarus

1 355 9.9 Pascal security VS lazarus

Discontinued Lazarus - an IDE and GUI toolkit for use with Free Pascal. This is an unofficial mirror of the Lazarus SubVersion repository and is for convenience use only. It is synced every 15 minutes. For submitting patches or bug reports, go to http://bugs.freepascal.org (by graemeg)

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Fixated on end-user security, FOSS developers neglect their own...
4 projects | /r/freesoftware | 24 May 2021

I can't trust language package managers either, especially non-mainstream ones... Nim package manager used to not validate secure connections by default until very recently. Lazarus doesn't even use a secure protocol (uses http://, not https://). Chicken Scheme doesn't either. It's time for a new mantra "don't roll your own software downloaders" to complement "don't roll your own crypto"...
Could this plan to save free CIs from crypto miners work? It would also improve open-source security in general.
1 project | /r/linux | 5 May 2021

Because despite all the talk about "SuPpLy ChAiN aTtAcKs" people still do things like intentionally not verifying HTTPS certificates... I swear, we should just start saying "don't roll your own software downloader" as often as we say "don't roll your own crypto", and leave writing software downloaders to security professionals...